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Hungary May Sell $40 Million Carbon Permits by 2012, MTI Says
2011-01-21 16:38:43.318 GMT
By Andras Gergely
Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Hungary may raise between 6 billion
forint ($30 million) and 8 billion forint by the end of 2012 by
selling carbon dioxide emission credits , news agency MTI
reported, citing Development Minister Tamas Fellegi.
Half of the planned revenue from the carbon dioxide
allowances may come this year, MTI said, citing a written
response by Fellegi to a member of parliament. Sales of another
type of credit are more difficult to forecast, the minister
said, according to MTI.
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